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Freedom III: Carnality, Denial and the Judgments of God

Freedom III: Carnality, Denial and the Judgments of God

by Marr, Ed
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In this final book in the FREEDOM SERIES, the Author concludes his police-style investigation of true Biblical 'repentance'. No other Bible TRUTH is so needed in our Society, Government and Churches, yet the subject of 'repentance' is ignored or downright rejected by so many. A MUST READ for any true follower of Christ. This book will make a lasting impact for the good in the lives of thousands. A great addition to any Ministerial Library

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Pub dateSep 19, 2015
ISBN-100996590889
ISBN-139780996590884
LanguageEnglish
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